KAROL Krysiak
A chameleon of mimicry - only the second glance lets one appreciate what kind of a sociopathic technology maniac one is dealing with. An evangelist of changes taking place in the reality around us. An IP priest - some packets worship him. A server-room shaman who takes spells of enchanted Data Centres. A server exorcist who expels the worst of daemons out of them. A plumber of cabling who unclogs congested networks. A data shepherd – he drives table herds with SQL queries. An apologist of effectiveness – he leads the projects that he undertakes, sometimes by the hand, sometimes through shortcuts, along new paths, to a successful end.
A casual novelist – the author of a bestseller “Computer Networks. A compendium” (published by Helion).
Professionally guided by the KISS principle - Keep It Simple Stupid.
If he had the time (and resources) to realize 10% of its ideas, the world would look different.
Favourite quotes:
"The key to success for Sony, and to everything in business, science and technology for that matter, is never to follow the others." Masaru Ibuka
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. (...)knowledge is limited." A. Einstein